Let's talk about 30/60fps games for a moment and to make it simpler let's assume they're 480i/480p, so the scanlines are more visible than with 1080i signals. Hmm, I'm not this happy about his answer. Which is a lot.īazookaBen gave a really smart answer here. Plus I don't want to constantly be switching between 720p and 1080i in the System Settings when I'm playing TPHD or WWHD. So wouldn't 720p not be as much of a loss in clarity than in other 1080p games, if any loss at all? The Wii U version of Smash 4 is way better than the 3DS version in my opinion, and fluid 60FPS is a must.
Twilight Princess HD and Wind Waker HD both still use the same exact models as the original releases, I believe. I doubt the Wii U version of Rayman Legends is the best way to play the game, so forget about Rayman. I can play Twilight Princess and Wind Waker on the GameCube and Wii, Smash 4 on the 3DS and Rayman Legends on the PS4, PC XBoxOne or Switch. Well TPHD and WWHD both do 30FPS, while Smash 4 and Rayman Legends do 60FPS. Try it out for yourself, I think you'll come to the same conclusion. What you lose in horizontal resolution, you gain more in vertical resolution, since at 1080i you're only getting 540 lines every scan (which is a non-issue at 30fps, as demonstrated above). At 1080i, you get all the visual information, since the you get odd lines for the first frame on the first scan, even lines for the first frame on the second scan.Ħ0fps? Use 720p. At 720p, you're leaving out some of the horizontal resolution. Although I've heard the GDM-FW900 has a high failure rate among other issues, and the BVM-F24U only does 4:2:2 at 1080p60.ģ0fps? Use 1080i. I'm also considering getting a Sony GDM-FW900 or Sony BVM-F24U, both of which can do 1080p at 60 frames per second no problem while having perfect motion clarity. So I have to choose, or should I just stick with my LED monitor? But my D24 will only output 720p or 1080i at the most. It's extremely noticeable, even in slower games like Twilight Princess HD. The problem is the motion clarity and choppiness inherent to LCD technology. It even has a 4.9ms gtg response time and 0.05ms of input lag. No geometry, convergence, focus or linearity issues to worry about. Needless to say, the picture quality is extremely sharp and colorful with excellent viewing angles. It has two HDMI ports and outputs both Full Range RGB (0-255) and Limited Range RGB (16-235). I currently play my Wii U on a 23.8" Eizo Foris FS2434 AH-IPS 1080p LED 60hz monitor.
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